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I don't know what you are talking about, Osama. I'm all for adultery. I heard that most biologists agree that humans aren't naturally monogamous anyway.

Maybe it's just my upbringing, but I'm a very monogamous person. I just need to find someone to be monogamous with.

(PROTIP: So am I. But don't tell anyone. All the other atheists will think I've gone soft.)

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ya i watched and he really didnt raise any big points
nothing to convert me
but the guy was still pretty interesting

Supposed miracles >>>

How is that a disturbance in the natural order?

Supposed miracles >>>

This isn't a miracle, religious buildings often survive natural disasters because they are built to last.

lol thats why I said supposed miracle

Panda:
Man I can give you a similar lecture but in Arabic loool coz as you all know I sucks in English but if it's in Arabic am sure I would never fail to amuse you hehehe 

Panda:
Man I can give you a similar lecture but in Arabic loool coz as you all know I sucks in English but if it's in Arabic am sure I would never fail to amuse you hehehe 

i think ill pass i dont speak arabic but i bet itll still be funny 

I don't mind running a translator, I am able to display any major foreign language.

Does god exists >>>

By the arguments used in that video, we should be worshiping Epicurus.

Quote from: AbdulAziz on September 26, 2008, 07:26:35 PM

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By the arguments used in that video, we should be worshiping Epicurus.

ya basically all of the science the guy quoted came from the greeks

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This video was fairly interesting. I appreciated the way the camera gave strength and attention to the first questioner and the way the speaker called him to action with his answer to his question. I did not appreciate the camera cutting to a close up of the darkest skin gentleman in the room while speaking of rape statistics. I also did not appreciate how the camera neglected the woman while she spoke.

It is a very odd to watch people ask another how they should morally live their life but I imagine there are many equivalents in North America.

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The thing about this guy is that he just quotes the quran, and that proves nothing other than the fact that the person who wrote it is intelligent/knowledgable. Also, he speaks about what an atheist would say if you brought him a device that no one had seen before and ask him who could tell you what mechanism got the device running, and gives the creator or inventor as an answer. This is wrong. If the creator can't be found, you backwards-engineer the device until you know it yourself. My reply, upon the question at hand, would therefore be myself.

I'm watching the god video now, I already hate this guy...

The doctor guy? I don't hate him, I just think he's wrong.

so i watched the first one and i didnt even understand what the guy was asking
but then i went to a related video and found this
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this basically proves the point that the koran stole from the greeks

so i watched the first one and i didnt even understand what the guy was asking
but then i went to a related video and found this
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this basically proves the point that the koran stole from the greeks

Koran stole from the Greeks, loool just if you read the Quran and see some verses you would seriously laugh at yourself saying this, do you know the History of the Arabs world at the time of Quran ?

BTW I liked this one 

Quote from: Sexual Harassment Panda on September 27, 2008, 07:39:14 AM

so i watched the first one and i didnt even understand what the guy was asking
but then i went to a related video and found this
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this basically proves the point that the koran stole from the greeks

Koran stole from the Greeks, loool just if you read the Quran and see some verses you would seriously laugh at yourself saying this, do you know the History of the Arabs world at the time of Quran ?

BTW I liked this one 

i know a little about the arabs but not much
i do know that they were technologically advanced

Morals don't need religion or God to form. Case in point come in the world of driving, there are many many rules listed in the highway code, lots of ways to signal and to indicate etc.

That's all very well, but a new driving morality has emerged on the roads not written down or even taught by driving instructors, it's driving manners. We as drivers learn soon enough that flashing your headlights is an invitation to let you out, flashing your emergency lights once is a 'thank you' to the car behind, beeping your horn shows dissatisfaction with another driver. We know that driving at less than the speed limit for no reason is 'bad driving' and we know that putting 'baby on board' signs in the car is a clear sign you're a dangerous driver. And we feel bad if we violate those rules.

These little rules and manners evolved naturally amongst the drivers themselves, not from a higher force carving them on tablets of stone, now if relatively complicated 'morals' can be developed amongst a community in less than a century(ish), you would expect rules like 'don't kill' and 'don't steal' to form in 10,000(ish) years

Morals don't need religion or God to form. Case in point come in the world of driving, there are many many rules listed in the highway code, lots of ways to signal and to indicate etc.

That's all very well, but a new driving morality has emerged on the roads not written down or even taught by driving instructors, it's driving manners. We as drivers learn soon enough that flashing your headlights is an invitation to let you out, flashing your emergency lights once is a 'thank you' to the car behind, beeping your horn shows dissatisfaction with another driver. We know that driving at less than the speed limit for no reason is 'bad driving' and we know that putting 'baby on board' signs in the car is a clear sign you're a dangerous driver. And we feel bad if we violate those rules.

These little rules and manners evolved naturally amongst the drivers themselves, not from a higher force carving them on tablets of stone, now if relatively complicated 'morals' can be developed amongst a community in less than a century(ish), you would expect rules like 'don't kill' and 'don't steal' to form in 10,000(ish) years

good point

Morals don't need religion or God to form. Case in point come in the world of driving, there are many many rules listed in the highway code, lots of ways to signal and to indicate etc.

That's all very well, but a new driving morality has emerged on the roads not written down or even taught by driving instructors, it's driving manners. We as drivers learn soon enough that flashing your headlights is an invitation to let you out, flashing your emergency lights once is a 'thank you' to the car behind, beeping your horn shows dissatisfaction with another driver. We know that driving at less than the speed limit for no reason is 'bad driving' and we know that putting 'baby on board' signs in the car is a clear sign you're a dangerous driver. And we feel bad if we violate those rules.

These little rules and manners evolved naturally amongst the drivers themselves, not from a higher force carving them on tablets of stone, now if relatively complicated 'morals' can be developed amongst a community in less than a century(ish), you would expect rules like 'don't kill' and 'don't steal' to form in 10,000(ish) years

Good post.

Though your highway code is a little different from ours. In Sweden, flashing your headlights when meeting another car is to tell them their lights are out, or they forgot to turn off the full beam.

We have similar things but it isn't in our highway code, which was my point. This furthers my point that different societies find different ways to come to similar morals.

Though your highway code is a little different from ours. In Sweden, flashing your headlights when meeting another car is to tell them their lights are out, or they forgot to turn off the full beam.

ya in america we dont flash lights to thank ppl
usually we wave maybe we flash to let them out but other than that we flash to tell them to get their starbucks off the roof of their car

We have similar things but it isn't in our highway code, which was my point. This furthers my point that different societies find different ways to come to similar morals.

I didn't mean that it was a written set of rules, I just called it the highway code, because it sounded catchy.

Quote from: Chris Spaghetti on September 27, 2008, 12:10:33 PM

We have similar things but it isn't in our highway code, which was my point. This furthers my point that different societies find different ways to come to similar morals.

I didn't mean that it was a written set of rules, I just called it the highway code, because it sounded catchy.

i understood what you said because in america we dont have codes and rules for everything like they do in england
but i think we're slowly getting there

I don't believe anything you say about America.

I don't believe anything

I know. You're an atheist, right?